MAGA Religious Leader Condemned After Suggesting Death by Stoning for Black Children

A pastor from Utah, Brian Sauvé, known for his controversial views, has controversially advocated for the execution of what he termed “rebellious” young Black men in alignment with Old Testament laws, specifically referencing stoning as a form of punishment. This alarming declaration highlights an unsettling convergence between the MAGA movement and more radical expressions of Christian nationalism.On an episode of "The King’s Hall" podcast, Sauvé contended that the U.S. government should adopt biblical laws, such as those in Deuteronomy 21, which calls for stoning disobedient sons. He asserted that enforcing these ancient statutes could effect societal change.During discussions with co-host Eric Conn, Sauvé identified behaviors qualifying for such severe measures, equating them to modern-day crimes and targeting what he describes as “ghetto culture.” Both men promote Christian nationalism, advocating for laws rooted in scripture to govern contemporary society. Their views have ignited significant backlash online, with critics decrying the extremism of invoking lethal biblical punishments in today’s context. (Photo: X/@RightWingWatch)